they believe him to visit the solomon island. what does that say? if not for china, these origin beautiful gotten? nobody probably give the damn about that the development of the challenges their problems of development or lack of mental like structure simply because of japanese investment. and i think there's that probably can be an outcome that is like of the joy in the attention of the united states. sometimes you can say lisa island, the countries that the playing very well china against the us and they always hear that chinese investment. and then the washington, the afraid of the ammonia from china. and they said, oh, we are back. i will p school. we are coming back with an embassy. it's a bit laughable. you know, there's nothing to compete. the u. s. move cannot fall to its own or increase its own. like the presence it should be also for the interest of the nation in the, in this region, just like a ton of you know, probably yeah. the overall situation there, mr. she, what, what is your take? because there increasingly seems to be various poc

david solomon of goldman was probably the most cautious on his call today.i: hey, walter, i do want to jump in because we do have the sound of david solomon speaking at his earnings call. i want to play that for you and our viewers and get your reaction. >> there's no question that the market environment has gotten more complicated, and a combination of macro economic conditions and geopolitics is having a material impact on asset prices, market activity, and confidence. we see inflation deeply entrenched. we expect there will be more volatility and more uncertainty. dani: for one, i am now scared you are a mind reader since he said that and i wanted to play that tape to you. let me get your reaction coming from executives, specifically the little signs of uncertainty coming from solomon. walter: he definitely struck the most cautious tone on the call today. i would contrast it with brian moynihan from bank of america who said i don't know the difference between headquartered in the southeastern u.s. or new york. nevertheless, solomon said he thought it was

>> the prime minister had a very warm meeting with the solomon islands prime minister.th a very friendly hug. saying that he is now very confident that there isn't going to be a chinese military base in solomon islands. the security agreement between the solomons and china sparked a great deal of alarm when it was signed in april. it is 1200 miles from the coast of australia. we still don't know the details of what is in that agreement. assuring australia that there is no military base or other military facility in that agreement and the solomons still consider australia its partner of choice when it comes to security. >> now a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. u.s. listed china stocks tumble on report that alibaba faces an inquiry over a data theft case. authorities in shanghai summoned executives from the cloud division. cybersecurity researchers concluded the database was hosted on alibaba's cloud platform. online spending in the u.s. rose 8.5% during amazon's prime day sale. the event helped used traffic on competing sites that held their own sales

joining us now live to discuss is cnn p's rahel solomon. to explain the new data survey of consumers. >> to your point, it was another day of mixed data. wall street appeared to like it, all of the major averages closing up around 2%. feeling better apparently, investors, than most americans because the latest read into consumer sentiment showed a slight bounce in consumer sentiment in terms of how americans are feeling about had economy and the state of their own personal finances but still remained close to all-time lows. the director of the survey saying the share of consumers blaming inflation for eroding their living standards continued its rise to 49%. matching the all-time high reached during the great recession. these negative views endured in the face of the recent moderation in gas prices at the pump. essentially, the declines we have seen in gas prices still really not lifting sentiment

and that perseverance paid off, borrowed solomon was present at the signing of an access and benefit agreement with the south african boy boss industry in 2019. with today, we are writing a historic wrong wrong that began almost 500 years ago. the agreement committed one and a half percent of the robust industry's annual market value, almost 700000 euros to a fund for the course on. but progress remained slow by the start of 2022. the indigenous peoples had yet to receive any money with payments held up by red tape and industry as so often being in a more powerful position. but baron remains optimistic about getting compensation soon, which would enable him in his community to win back. talking about our ancestors. that is all the teachers. oh, how the plan behave, you accordingly, you just don't cut because it is, it is i was time. see that you cut it in a sustainable way. if you don't do it in a sustainable way. that means you don't think about generations to come access and benefits sharing was agreed to in south africa. could something similar be possible in paraguay with the ste

at the university of the free state in south africa. professor solomon before the break. we were unfortunately discussing the end of the concept of oma and i also heard you say that you believe that muslim countries are becoming more secular, increasingly more secular. even though if you look at the statistics as long as still the worlds fastest growing religion. and, you know, many of the, many of those countries have fairly young populations that have large, fairly large birth rates. what makes you believe that? predominantly muslim countries, i'm becoming more secularized. and what do you mean actually by secular secularization? you know, well, you are fundamentally talking about what has been termed called the twin tolerations, right? first of all i, there was an interesting study basically pointing out that is no country which is in the world which is fully secure. ok. so for example, if you take the queen of england, you know, she's the head of the church, right, and so forth. and i mean, you see the same in terms of american politics, right? we do have a christian,

and therefore also for actually dress like solomon few consumers know that roy boss t is another case of bio piracy. roy boss originally comes from the cedar berg mountains of south africa. the relatively arid north west of the country is the sole natural source of the plant, and is still the only place world wide where it is commercially grown. the principal harvest time is between january and april. after being harvested by hand, the bushes are then crushed in machines and spread out to dry. the subsequent fermentation gives the otherwise green plant, its trademark color and name. red bush. roy boss is now a major industry south africa has around $300.00 large scale farms producing $20000.00 tons of the crop a year. south africa exports around $7000.00 tons of roy boss the year to over 60 countries. the biggest roy bus consumers are japan, germany, and the netherlands, followed by britain and the united states. a global business put when it comes to those who 1st turn the dry looking bushes into a healthy cup of tea. the story is similar to the pie in paraguayan. the people who orig

the department of political science at the university of the we stayed in south africa. professor solomon has a great to talk to you. thank you very much for finding the time. well, thanks for having me. now i heard you say in an interview last year that in a couple of years we will no longer hear about islamic fundamentalism. and it seems of your forecast has realized they had on schedule because one can barely see these issue mentioned, even in professional publications. lotto on demand media, how is it possible that it became such a non issue after being such a huge issue only a couple of years ago? well, i would maybe say that i'm not so categorically that it's the end. i think it comes in waves and i think that one form of the mentalism feeds another and i think that what essentially happened was when they did come to power, for example, in egypt, if you take the one on muslim in the muslim brotherhood and you have a disastrous year in power for various reasons, but in my view, chit chat, know any of the reach him is not a template for governance. i myself am a practicing muslim and

right. solomon feler there, bird bank. thank you very much. thank you. over to germany now where volkswagen has broken ground on its 1st in house battery sell, plant. the factory located in the city of ulta is another bet on the company's electric future and its ability to catch up with electric vehicle competition or the u. s. and asia says this where the automotive industry of the future will be created. we w wants to use its new plan to produce the green unified cell for use in the group's electric cars in the future. the combustion engine which formed the foundation for the w. success will become a thing of the past and just a few years. in kind of unclear, we need not fear this transformation, your the charities outweigh the risks for those at the forefront city. that applies the site here in south ghetto, but also to brown fike, where we build our battery systems. that applies to castle where we build the electric motor, this transformation of a lot more opportunities than risks and fraud, and i think, but you need money for that head for our money

the department of political science at the university of the free state in south africa. professor solomon is great to talk to you. thank you very much for finding the time. well, thanks for having me. now i heard you say in an interview last year that in a couple of years we will no longer hear about islamic fundamentalism. it seems of your forecast has realized that ahead of schedule because one can barely see this issue mentioned, even in professional publications. lotto on demand media, how is it possible that it became such an normally she, after being such a huge issue only a couple of years ago? well, i would maybe say that i'm not so categorically that it's the end. i think it comes in waves and i think that one form of fund mentalism feeds another and i think that what's essentially happened was when they did come to power, for example, in egypt, if you take the one on was, i mean the muslim brotherhood and you have a disastrous year in power for various reasons, but in my view, chit chatting or any religion is not the template for governance. i myself am a practicing muslim and i

last season, as part of shakhtar, solomon scored four goals and provided two assists.d 26 matches in the championship last season, but managed to win a place, won the first place in this league and entered the elite of english football to of the english premier league in the american eugene , the world athletics championship ended, and in the medal standings, our team, the national team of ukraine took 31st place, it shared this place with the national team of lithuania, both teams won one bronze and one silver medal, despite the smallest team in the history of the championship world ukrainian track and field athletes managed to win two awards and both in the high jump sector . one step away from bronze, fourth place with the first jump of 2 m in my career, i should note that the ukrainian team was represented at the tournament by the smallest team, only 22 of our athletes went to the tournament, the winner of the medal count was the team of the united states of america, which won 33 medals in the top three, as well as the teams of ethiopia and jamaica but russia and b

officer solomon and older husky paternal african-american man, casually walked over to mr. henner and tapped him on the shoulder son. he said the judge just called your case. oh, no, i thought. wheezing my eyes shut officer solomon touched him my chest tightened even though no single wave is responsible for tsunami. i couldn't skirt from responsibility for the mayhem that was about to ensue. i pride myself on giving people who work in my court a heads up about challenging defendants on this day a massive caseload my irritation with mr. henner and my preoccupation with moving cases along calls me to forget. to attend to that detail. it all happened so quickly mr. henna shot out of his seat like a rocket. he landed with his chest out and his finger pointed in office of solomon's face and yelling profanity profanities before i knew it the two officers and the court attendant were restraining mr. henner who was lifting the 300 pound officer solomon off the ground officer cosgrove had mr. henner in a chokehold. he was no longer restraining mr. henner. he was in a fight. i had no

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i look forward to building a better future together. >> let's thank amy solomon.underscore how crucial the work is, the element of the justice department, we promulgated our own plan. we love plans at the national urban league that got the policy, the lewis latimer plan. we promulgated our 21 pillars plan for public safety in community trust. central to that by the investments that are necessary in communities to deal with the root causes of some of what we see and we also have to ban these assault weapons and go to universal background checks and pushback against the power of a rifle association and its allies come of the gun manufacturers. critically the investment in communities are an important dynamic and element and the biden administration is committed to increasing those investments, giving us a continuing opportunity to participate. let's give amy a warm round of applause. we look forward to our partnership. next, he is no stranger. in fact back in 2019 when we last left for indianapolis, he was there. he was candidate for the presidency. now, he is head

we will discuss the biggest winners since we started the show 17 years ago and david solomon, the ceo of goldman sachs. then, one of my favorite people in the world. billionaire, philanthropist, and who represents the best interest of this hallowed ground, can land own. this is the standard gateway into business. stay tuned. let's start with someone from my home state of pennsylvania. let's start with ron. >> hello. >> i am an investing club member and i love the new clubhouse on the new york stock exchange floor. >> thank you so much. >> i am calling about a company that i am not only a stockholder of and a recent customer. i was diagnosed with prostate cancer and scheduled for a radical -- using the robotic system. the surgery recovery went well and now i am in complete remission. unfortunately, i cannot say -- >> was talk about intuitive surgical. this is one of the hardest cohorts there is which is the medical device cohort. i expect an good quarter but the last quarter was good and no one cared. my take is, it is a decent long term story. new set, same mission. we have got a lot

ah solomon. even vargas finally reached portugal where like all new arrivals, he was forced to convert that he continued to practice jewish rituals in secret santa and even vega wound up fleeing portugal, leaving for the ottoman empire where he had the right to openly practice his religion. he began an unprecedented project writing a history of the hatred against jews from its beginnings. he wanted to analyze the reasons behind centuries of persecution who god has never expressed such anger against any other nation. if any one were to recall all terrible catastrophes that jews have suffered since antiquity, they would be so surprised. they too would wonder why such hatred sentiment, even vega had only just finished his book, the sceptre of judah when he died. ah like him, thousands of forced converts left portugal to resume living their lives as jews. many went to amsterdam which was called new jerusalem. and where an unparalleled climate of tolerance reigned. ah one of them, the son of portugues

oh must 100000 jews, fled spain. solomon even vag, are the young doctor from savell was also expelled. the ships were infected by a dreadful plague. the poor sick people had no idea what to do. locals would not let them disembark in italian ports. they were finally permitted to enter the port in genoa. but on the steps, residence approached them holding a crucifix in one hand and bread in the other. they said, if you bow down before this cross, this bread is yours. the chancellor of the republic of genoa wrote they were thin and pale, their eyes were sonton, they looked almost dead except for their tiniest movements. many of them were half dead with hunger, the young children and even infants. most of all those who could not afford to pay for the journey had to sell their children. ah solomon, even vega finally reached portugal where like all new arrivals, he was forced to convert that he continued to practice jewish rituals in secret. ah, son. and then he been vega wound up fleeing portugal, leaving for the ottoman empire where he had the right to openly practice his religion. he beg

now let's bring in solomon on, sorry, he's the founder of his saudi american public relations. a fast committee that's a lobbying group that aims to strengthen ties between saudi arabia and the united states. he joins us from jetta now. president biden wants saudi arabia to boost its all production to get more oil on the market and drive the prize down. said likely to happen. thank you so much for having me and hi, todd of yours on. i don't think that rod will take a drastic measure to be honest with regards to its energy policy at the moment. it's clear that the high oil prices are primarily caused by geo political issues in europe. so it's not a formal oh or traditional supply issue. so i suppose reality is somehow in the middle trying to stabilize that energy market, but at the same time, we definitely will see ways through which we can actually mitigate the effects of a high a oil prices. because sometimes sarabia is very key in, in, in, in trying it's best to stabilize the market and it is a member of public plus. so they cannot actually go buy their own and take a decisio

mom had been solomon. what did you make all present? biden's statement afterwards. was this damage control? yes, i'm certainly he tried to to integrate some damage control and his remarks. but i think, you know, he didn't say it directly, but i think his underlying point is that, you know, he wants to serve you s interests as he defines them and the state department defines them and that, that is more important or chumps other issues such as human rights, how do you think the saudis will be viewing biden's aims wanting more oil production? and they're concerned about about russia and china. how much leverage does the us really have their well, from the perception of saudi arabia and generally the gulf cooperation council states. they view the us to have lost interest and kind of withdrawing from the region. now here in washington, many officials deny that. and so they have been in the last decade been diversifying their alliances, both regionally and internationally. and part of that is diversifying their alliances with great powers, such as china and russia. how do

and china in the region, washington is concerned over parts beijing signed with the solomon islands. beijing says the deal is crucial for maintaining security in the solomon islands, as well as development through a stronger partnership with china or former deputy foreign minister of new zealand man. robson says that the australian responds to china's proposal was encouraged by washington because they call it between a walk and place the following the dictates of the united states as a deputy show for the region. the throne they locked in with the previous government. now the new labor government, at the same time, they have push it to their own business community and a lot of sensible trillions that they should have good relations with china. and in fact, the chinese demands, they're nothing like the moms, the sensible proposals from china that you have between sovereign countries to accept that there may be differences, but to act in a normal and a peaceful way between the countries. so what us, when it is doing is signaling to the united states. we are accepting the order that we

off to brief talks with king solomon, he held a long meeting with crown prince mohammed been summon. the money one said was behind the murderer of saudi journalist, jo martha shogi. earlier i was in the west bank, well, you met with palestinian president man with a bus and said palestinians deserve a state of their own, but the ground is not ripe at this moment to restart negotiations. he said the us leader also spoke about al jazeera john, the sharina black lamb. it was shot dead by israeli forces, saying the u. s. will continue to insist on a full and transparent accounting of a death will bring you more on that in a moment. first, white house correspondent committee, how get reports now on the biden controversial trip to saudi arabia as air force one touchdown. joe biden made history. the 1st u. s. president to fly directly from tel aviv israel to jetta. saudi arabia. government officials welcomed him, but it was a subdued reception compared to his predecessors in re odd in 2017 king solomon showered then president donald trump, with pageantry, from the moment he set foot on saudi

what will you say to saudi leaders specifically to crown prince mohammed ben solomon about the cas shogi murder and other human rights practices? and if i may a prime minister repeat, how close are you to an agreement with saudi arabia to gain overflights rights and should we expect that soon? thank you. with regard to the question you asked me for my views on can show you may been absolutely, positively clear. ah, and i have never been quiet about talking about human rights. the question that i am, the reason i'm going to saudi arabia though, is much broader, is to promote us interest promot us interest in a way that i think we have an opportunity to reassert what i think we made. a mistake of walking away from our influence in the middle east on committee with 9 other heads of state. it's not just as happens to be in saudi arabia. and so there are so many issues at stake that i want to make clear that we can continue to lead in the region and not create a vacuum of vacuum that is filled by china and, or russia against the interest of both israel and the united states. and many other co

let us know there's a security agreement at with the solomon islands. well, in 1093. the us state department close they. it's embassy on the islands now. almost 30 years later, washington plans to reopen the american embassy in the capital city. honey are according to us and buster to westerly carline kennedy. a chin do show senior fellow at a beaching base. think tank opera his inside to us earlier on washington's interest in the pacific. the us obviously and the vision to strategic competition with china . so this is a part of the competition so called, well trying to self is not competing for the us. the question the off the ask, are you like competing full was? so there's a constraint in the us somehow. as the backyard, you know, it's really, obviously this is the backyard. you know, be sure to be the dominant force. we are entering a market polar new order, a market polar audience, where the u. s. is not the dominant force and in more is not the dominant force and the least. so this is a new reality. and if us refuse to accept the new reality, you know, who knows

the solomon islands, prime minister, told the block they won't allow beijing to establish a military base there, despite its security deal with china. inflation and the u. s. has reached a 14 year high latest figures show consumer price is stored by over 9 percent compared to last year with the cost of fuel housing and feed or rising faster than the average income. my kind of report all major indices we sharply down in early trading on wall street as the market digested, the monthly report hope supper reduction in the inflation rate dashed at. the prices continue to rise groceries up by 12.2 percent over the year. rent by 5.8 percent. car prices have increased by 11.4 percent. and in the largest increase, the cost of air travel has risen by 34 percent. all these attributed to americans spending more as they emerged from the pandemic shut down. i'm selling food. i never seen this bad. i've been noticing household products have really shut up to the selling. i mean, honestly like things that was like 199. you go and now they're like 6 bucks. you know things, but you need it. good morni

s mob had been solomon the unwarranted redemption, he has been desperately seeking. of course mohammed ben solomon has been named by this cia, the central intelligence agency, back in the united states as potentially being of the one that ordered the killing of washington post journalists. jim al, how shows you back in 2018? so the washington post, not too happy about the u. s. president. perhaps providing the legitimacy that on the world stage that the crown prince is seeking. add to that you heard peter alexander of m. b. c. news speaking there in that press conference. he was also the same reporter that challenged not only the u. s. president, but also the crown prince in the palace about whether or not the u. s. president still believes, as he said in the campaign trail, the saudi kingdom should be treated as a pariah, or whether the crown prince believed that he should apologize to the family of jim l has shoji. in fact, he then challenged and was very clear when he was speaking of the president just now about whether or not the president really had a tough disc

and mohammed bin solomon was warmly welcomed in paris after a similar reception in greece. meanwhile, some critics have also pointed to france's own a legit atrocities committed during the countries military intervention in molly mass graves have reportedly been uncovered recently in that country with some of the bodies showing signs of torture. killings allegedly took place near the side of a french army base, which was withdrawn a few months ago. and last year the un published a report on a deadly attack by a french military plain. and molly killing at least 900 people at a wedding for its part, paris has denied its forces. targeted civilians in the african country. a political analyst nichol. markovich says frances, craving for cheap energy is promoting a policy, a double standard. i'm quite happy that a lot of there's been a lot of criticism in france on these double standards, usually mainstream media don't go too much into that narrative. they would play down, would say opponents to macro and such a situation. and we've heard a lot of concerns. normally saudi arabia is the total

this morning i sat down with goldman sachs ceo david solomon and i started by asking solomon what isw. >> small businesses are having trouble accessing credit. and there are things we think can be done programmatically to make credit more available, so small businesses can have confidence they can borrow and invest in their businesses. benefits are a big issue. you think about competitive hiring, big companies have resources to pay benefits in a competitive environment. can there be programs that can give small businesses added help or support so they can be competitive in hiring. ideas like that we think can help accelerate investment in small businesses to drive more economic growth and more economic activity. >> how pronounced is the pain for small businesses right now, what is your message to the biden administration, to congress today? >> we're the backbone of the economy, it all starts with small business. and inflation pressures, workforce pressures, a possible recession, we need the assistance of our congress to help us move forward. and one thing that is so important to us i

the us, as a non said, we'll send a high profile diplomatic delegation to the solomon islands in august, not comes after china and the south pacific nation are assigned a security deal in april, washington plans to boost the u. s. aids program significantly on the island as, according to americans and buster to australia. the upcoming visits of us a lot is not the 1st this year to the country. another american delegation previously met the nations prime minister and raised concerns of growing chinese influence in the south pacific region. beijing slumped us criticism of the chinese deal of established a security agreement at with the solomon islands. well, in 1993, the us state department close they. it's embassy on the islands now. almost 30 years leader washington plans to reopen the american embassy in the capital city. honey are according to us and buster to westerly carline kennedy chin to show senior fellow other being based thinktank offers his inside to us earlier on washington's interest in the pacific. the us obviously and the vision with strategic competition with china. so t

that was about the visuals, which had been solomon was it is saudi arabia, not a pariah anymore. well, i think the saudis definitely got more out more out of this than the americans. the issue is here is that the president was led by interest over values. this was very much a case of re our policy and the u. s. just had to let it's, it's interest to proceed what it believed. whether it's a come down like you just mentioned, i don't think so. i mean both sides were clean. what keen to kind of measure the optics of this way in advance and the, the meetings were very much administered beforehand. the cameras that were of that were allowed the speakers, etc. and the president has been keen to say that this was mostly a visit to see the gcc with the regional countries, and not a bilateral with the saudis, the disease, the saudi arabia is foreign minister say foreign affairs that allow joe by said that the killing of jamal she'll do was a terrible mistake, but it's time the qu could 2 countries have moved on. is it time to move on? yes, i absolutely think it is time to move on. and qui

crown prince mohammed bin salman is the de facto ruler of saudi arabia because king solomon is quiterkable video radiator, wolf, again, you know, king solomon is the ruler but the crown prince is the de facto ruler. and you see him leaving conversations, the president of the united states hoping number 1 that saudi normalizes relations with israel. he wants an end to the war in yemen. he hopes that the saudis will agree to increase oil supplies and perhaps consumers could get a break on what is an otherwise controversial awkward meeting. >> bailout a direct flight from israel to saudi arabia, namely air force one, left tel aviv and flew directly to jeddah. that was significant and we are told that the saudis have agreed to allow israeli planes to use the airspace and allow israeli planes to bring muslims from israel to west saudi arabia, to come to the holy places, so those are symbolic steps as far as improving the relationship. you can hear some reporter shouting questions at the beginning of the meeting. i don't think we are hearing any answers. >> the pool is escorted out. kately